I would like to get rid of some of the ads, particularly the whole right column, for registered users, I think they would appreciate it.

MapPoint Forums

I put all the ads on, so I know which templates to modify - my question is how do I do the code for

If [user is not registered] Then
[show ads]
End If

Thanks!
Eric

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Or you could simply use this
I THINK that's right, correct me if I'm wrong

that would work but you have a typo

should be;

But I would do this:

As this checks for secondary and primary groups

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Ah, I knew I was forgetting something, lol. Sorry, it's been a long day

I don't get it :-) why would I use is_member_of, I really just want to know if they are a guest and then show lots of ads.

(Reasoning being that frequent, registered users won't get annoyed by them)



Anyway - this is done, see MapPoint Forums

If you are a Guest the ads show up on the right. More than 90% of my visitors are guests so I don't think it will affect revenue at all.

However, after you register the right column disappears so you have more room to participate and engage ( ) in the forum.

Eric

Secondary usergroups are irrelevant in this case - by definition, guests can never have a secondary usergroup.


The correct way is ;

and the reverse (members only) is ;

Note that guest and member are single quoted.

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